Ranking Uwe Rosenberg's Board Games

[@sincitysir1]

Love what you guys do! Don't apologize for taking 'long'. You guys rock

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Thank you!

[@EstherK06]

I am fairly new to the board game hobby and you guys were a big part in my Uwe Rosenberg discovery. He is now my favorite designer

[@BeforeYouPlay]

That's amazing to hear! So glad the videos have helped you discover some excellent titles!

[@timu.6452]

Being new to board games, I would like to recommend Concordia. Not a Rosenberg game but one of the all time greats. I hope you get a chance to play it.

[@EstherK06]

@@timu.6452 Thanks! Concordia really does look like an excellent game. It's on my very long list of "want" games :)

[@mickyjgreen]

I've been in it for 20 years and never played any of his games 😂

[@EstherK06]

@@mickyjgreen you should try one!

[@SupremeDistraction]

As someone who loves both worker placement games and the farming genre, this video and series gave me a TON of new games to look our for. Thank you so much!

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@clementhossaert5234]

Yay!! Glad you were able to film this!! It's been a journey, congrats on seeing it through! Thanks to you both, I managed to learn Agricola, Fields of Arle and Glass Road!

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Awesome! So glad the videos have been helpful for you. Hoping to cover his future releases too as they come out.

[@gatotonto]

I love Le Havre because of its elegance and simplicity. Easy to learn and teach but very very hard to control. I think it's a jewell. It's very hard to do something soo simply and soo deep. Thank you for this type of video. Big hugs from Spain

[@derweiz8012]

I just wanted to thank you for your content. Your videos are of great quality and you create them in the speed YOU find enjoyable and not too stressful. Playing games should be fun and not feel like some kind of obligation. So there is no reason to justify yourself for the time they take! Thanks again from Germany!

[@susanscandles]

They are always my go to for game reviews and playing! Love them!

[@darvidtorres]

It's great you've been consistent enough to finish this series. Thanks a lot for the great work!❤

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Thank you David!!

[@kurt-the-viking]

This series was so much fun to watch over the years -- thank you for all the time and energy invested into this project!!! For what it's worth, I've played many of these as well though almost always solo if that option is available and my top three are, (1) Nusfjord, (2) Fields of Arle, (3) Caverna. Going back to Nusfjord is like a fresh cup of your favorite tea/coffee on a cold morning...it's hard to explain but I get a very cozy feeling from it every time and the simplicity of the core mechanisms is, for me, among its biggest draws. At any rate, thanks again!

[@donnakeferlis1649]

10:08 is the reason Agricola will be in my collection forever. Replayability is through the roof!

[@RaduStanculescu]

It's one game which I can play a lot online, and yet still want to play offline as well, never gonna get bored. It got higher and higher in my overall top the more I understood how to play it well, now it's up to third.

[@xfoolsgoldx]

Agree with you completely😎👍

[@martonferenci]

Loved the dedication and the background information but please don't apologise, great job! Time to get started on David Turczi games ;)

[@Yxvandoolu]

Loved this series. I don’t care how long they take to finish. I am here for the journey and exploring. Hope you continue with other designers - even if they take five years or never complete. 🙂 These videos help me so much in figuring out what to try - and when. They also make those big name designers games seem much more approachable. So thank you for all the hours that went into these.

[@mkitten13]

I absolutely love Hallertau, it's my favourite Uwe design. Amusingly enough I have only ever played it solo, and perhaps that is one of the main reasons I love it so much, because it feels like just this one big puzzle to figure out. I get the card luck critisism, but I'm not that bothered with the luck of the draw there. I love trying to see what I can do with whatever I get. Another reason I am so endeared with it is that it's so far the simplest big box Uwe designs to set up and tear down, at least out of the ones I have played. I used to own Caverna a bunch of years ago, and I enjoyed it, but sorting through the dozens of dozens of building times in that game nearly did me in. I pride myself in sorting my games and streamlining the set-up process but I just could not find a way to do that with those building tiles. I am really interested in Fields of Arle, though now, after having seen your playthrough of it. Hope I can find myself a copy of it sometime.

[@hiho8084]

I love that you did this series. Uwe is my favorite designer. I don't by any stretch own all of his games, but I own more of his games than any other designer. I currently have Applejack on pre-order. Thank you so much for your excellent teaches and playthroughs. I can't even imagine how much time you put into this, let alone any teaches and playthroughs that you do. You have to REALLY love games to do this, and I for one am SO glad you do! You have played a lot of Uwe's games, so you really don't have to justify the ranking. There are also emotions / events that can make a game special to one person and not another. I appreciate your list! Who else thinks that the dude on Nusfjord board game looks like Paul Hogan?? 😆 I agree with the "ramp up," conundrum with Feast for Odin. It feels like you are getting nowhere, and suddenly you are filling in those tiles.

[@bev542]

Me! He absolutely looks like Paul Hogan!😃

[@nadinekhatkar9485]

Obsessed with this series!!! Loved every video ❤

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Thank you so much so glad you like them!

[@bookaddict777]

As someone who is a huge Uwe Rosenberg fan, I very much appreciated your discussion and ranking. Thanks for the video!

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Our pleasure! Hope you've been well!

[@joshlamar9319]

Thank you so much! I have been enjoying these videos VERY much and truly appreciate you for taking on this series. As a fellow Uwe fan, it really helped solidify my love and opened me up to new games to try.

[@robertaustin6302]

What an amazing series! It was a 2 year run that definitely was a marathon. I made it to the end and I feel like I accomplished something special too. Thanks for the great content! ❤️

[@Cissewis]

Thank you so much for embarking on this amazing journey and finishing it off with this awesome ranking and overview of the series. Thank you so much for your time, energy and enthusiasm! I am very grateful. Definitely discovered Feast for Odin because of your high praise and what a gem of game. Looking forward to the content about older games! Take care. Cis

[@da1otta]

I have played both Agricola and Caverna over 50 times each and at that point the replayability of (the old) Agricola kicks in. You have the E, I and K decks with the basic game alone. Then the "Farmers of the Moor" expansion launches the game into orbit. Sure, it is sometimes painful, but there are those of us who are actually into that, nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

[@JeFreeze]

I haven't played many of his games, but a Feast for Odin is one of my all time favourite games and it's always nice to hear other people loving it as much. Speaking of my favourite games, very excited for Anachrony coming up on the channel in the future.

[@arnoldkegebein2147]

I am so happy that you guys are making these videos. I see and appreciate the effort you put into these projects. Not all the games you play and like are my kind of games, but I really like the way you approach the game play, the explanations and interactions. So, please, keep making these videos.

[@nickymd]

Thanks so much for this series! Such a great concept and a what a service you have done to us board gamers! Can’t wait to see you revisit older games as I do feel content creators disproportionately speak about ‘the hotness’ and I’m much more interested in the ‘classics’. Great work as always! 🎉

[@kidsthattravel8397]

Thanks for taking the time and effort to run through this Uwe Rosenberg series!! Any chance of tackling Vlaada Chvatil in the future…?

[@bushibayushi]

Guys, you have to play Agricola with Farmers of the Moor. The game gets less punishing, but becomes even deeper! You might like it even more.

[@alicia1465]

I agree! It really enhances the two-player experience

[@dirks9816]

That was very interesting, thanks a lot :) Regarding Fields of Arle: The Expansion Tea and Trade raises the player count to 3 players. Also, its one of these "never play without it again"-expansions that brings a lot to the game. The same is true even more for the Norvegians expansion for Feast of Odin... it smoothes out most of the little weaknesses of the base game.

[@snapwilson316]

Ayyyy, congrats on completing this trek! A Feast For Odin is also in my top five-ish, and I love Caverna and Fields of Arle as well. Just love hearing you guys talk about games with enthusiasm.

[@Guineverest]

I can’t believe Hengist didn’t make the list! ;) I loved this entire series! Thank you! Surprisingly, neither my husband nor I loved our play of AFFO but we need to play again and add Norwegians. Nusfjord was our intro to Uwe so it holds a better ranking for us. We love them all though really!

[@allenlin78]

Hi Monique and Naveen, awesome achievement and thank you for the effort and your thoughts on these games! 🎉❤

[@alexanderdesouza6436]

I've been looking forward to this wrap up. Though Uwe Rosenberg is a favorite designer of mine, I haven't played half of his games, but Agricola will forever be in my Top-3 because of what it is and when I learned it along my gaming journey. You two are amazingly thorough to have made it through all of his games, just incredible!

[@lhorbrum1818]

I can't decide on either Agricola or Caverna. I've watched both playthroughs, and so far Agricola looks to be the better game to me. What to do! Just bought Feast for odin and the expo, so there's a start :)

[@darkrooster5751]

@@lhorbrum1818 Caverna is like Agricolas version of Feast for Odin. So basically Caverna is in middle of these games and that is why its usually skipped. Agricola is the one that is not replacable by how tight and cutthroat it is.

[@lhorbrum1818]

@@darkrooster5751 Thanks mate :) Bought Agricola. Now just got to talk people into playing it with me!

[@JamesD2957]

"let's have some superlatives, shall we" i love this line

[@adambush6996]

This was my favorite series. He's my favorite designer so I was always excited to see a new game. I would probably obsess over a channel that just played his games all the time.

[@monoludico6166]

I've only played: Agricola Le Havre At the Gates of Loyang Caverna Agricola all creatures big and small Bonanza Ora et Labora Glass Road (The first 3 being my favorites) So my experience with Rosenberg's games is from 2007 to 2013 (except for Bonanza). He's still one of my favorite board game designers to date. Great video as always! Tremendous work!

[@seanb5007]

No need to apologize for how long it took! Thanks so much for all the time and effort you put into the videos!

[@icex4055]

Great ranking video of a great designer. Feast is a Beast! It battles Lisboa & recent contender Hegemony for my #1. I’m glad you’re going to focus on older games. I would love to see a play through of Goa. There’s a lot of great Knizia classics to feature, too. Game on!

[@Duxa_]

wooooo! its finally here!!! been waiting for this episode literally over a year! 👍

[@edoardom3677]

Can't believe that I started following this series a few days ago and today you put out the epilogue, I love your chemistry and how good your set up!

[@TimoAirikka]

Been enjoying this series! My favourite designer! Would you consider doing a designer series on Vlaada Chvátil at some point? That list would be insanely varied and entertaining.

[@grandad1982]

Dr Knizia next then? See you in 70 years......

[@rudirincewind6449]

😅

[@coyotemoon722]

*Here's my ranking:* Caverna: The Cave Farmers Agricola A Feast for Odin Fields of Arle Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small Caverna: Cave vs Cave Patchwork Le Havre Oranienburger Kanal Atiwa Ora et Labora Glass Road New York Zoo At the Gates of Loyang

[@douggy_style]

Amazing effort to get this series finally done! I have not got any Uwe Rosenberg's copy yet. But having watched all the playthroughs, I would def go with le Havre and Oranienburger Canal. Hope I would be able to find a copy some day soon. Thank you so much to help us discover his games!

[@BoardGameDave]

Uwe Rosenberg is one of my absolute favorite designers... if not my favorite! ☺ Really excited to see your rankings! (A Feast for Odin at #1, maybe?) 🤞

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Hey Dave!!! Yeah Rosenberg is definitely one of our Top 5 designers!

[@BoardGameDave]

@@BeforeYouPlay My guesses for your other four favorite designers would be: Vital Lacerda, Alexander Pfister... then maybe Dávid Turczi, Simone Luciani, or Daniele Tascini? Maybe Shem Phillips, too? 🤔 By the way, here are my favorite Uwe Rosenberg games I've ever played (including on BGA), although I regrettably haven't played as many as you both have! 1. A Feast for Odin 2. Glass Road 3. Hallertau 4. Agricola 5. Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small 6. Patchwork 7. Nova Luna 8. Framework 9. Applejack 10. Bohnanza

[@dominiquebelanger1828]

Thanks for this video. Motivated me to try these games as I have only played Agricola, patch work and nova luna. I have to catch up!

[@kevinmorrisson8532]

I love your videos! Thank you for all that you do

[@paulnorthey6712]

Hooray finally !...well done ! ive been looking forward to this epic review series, i am so sympathetic to your assessments, love Uwe Rosenberg. I even got two Vital Lacerda games due entirely your enthusiasm and l play solo .

[@JamesPattersonME]

This series has been the best! Thanks for the investment of time and effort

[@katherine9537]

Great to hear you’ll be doing more content on older games! I generally don’t bother watching videos on new games/kickstarters etc. Looking forward to the Mindclash series 🙌

[@danielkeim8558]

What a great cap to an amazing board game journey! Wanted to give y'all major kudos as I've recently been getting into Uwe games and now LOVE AFFO. Excited for the rest of the Mindclash games as well! Y'all are great ❤

[@paulnewsham]

As ever, a very enjoyable discussion from you both. Thank you. I always like the discussion versus straight presentation. I’m a long-time Uwe fan and own most of those games you went through. Of the few I don’t own, I have played all but one of them (Oranienburger Canal - I’m hoping for a reprint, but preferably with a different art style and square cards - the reasons it’s not part of my set). When asked by friends which is my favourite game, my heart has (since around 2008) said Agricola. We played that game for at least 2 years, every week without fail, at least once - often many more times. In recent years, as I’ve begun to curate my collection (rather than just collect), I’ve realised that there are several other games that compete with it and my head tells me that they are even, objectively, better. For this reason I think it’s wise to approach ranking with the tier system that you did. It’s clear you both favour A Feast For Odin (what a game!!), but I like the way you say, “these are all top tier”, with the subtext . In that respect my top tier (6 games) for Uwe would be (in no particular order…): - A Feast For Odin - The Fields of Arle (have you played Tea & Trade - it is superb, and there is the possibility of further expansion from the designer of Norwegians) - Agricola - Caverna (I designed an ‘extra-player’ bot last year which can be used for solo or to up-the-player-count for multiplayer games - it needs some more run throughs to improve, but it works very well) - Bohnanza - Le Havre I’m keen to hear your thoughts on Anachrony too - another game that competes for top tier ranking across all games.

[@dkoudrin]

1. Feast for Odin, 2. Le Havre, 3. Ora et Labora, 4. Agricola, 5. Caverna, 6. Nusfjord, 7. Patchwork, 8. Bohnanza, 9. All Creatures B&S, 10. At the Gates of Loyang, 11. Fields of Arle, 12. Glass Road, 13. Hallertau, 14. Atiwa, 15. New York Zoo, 16. Nova Luna, 17. Cave vs. Cave, 18. Oranienburger Kanal

[@draheim90]

Been really looking forward to this one! Wanted to thank you again for the series, after discovering a few Uwe games last year I also became interested in watching y'all play them which was both entertaining and was immensely helpful for me figuring out whether or not I was interested in them (which was usually a yes). Seeing Nusfjord pretty low does sting but I think you’re spot on about player count. The game was a hit in my gaming group and after many plays we found it really sung at 4p specifically. It was still fine at 3 and 5 but not enough competition at 3 and a little too long/chaotic at 5.

[@scottpayne8640]

Thanks for this series! It's been fun to watch a lot of these episodes. Your content and vibe are so appealing.

[@yourilicht631]

The video we've been looking forward to since you started this!

[@jammerbf4694]

Yayyy, I’ve been so excited for the culmination of the series

[@michaeldarling7169]

This was so helpful and entertaining! I really need to get more of these titles in my collection. Thanks for the education and elucidation on Uwe's work!

[@maikevonmaikreations3503]

Thank you so much for this series and all the work you out into sharing all these wonderful games with the community! A Fest for Odin is a game I would love to try next and it seems like it might very well be worth it! Thank you so much!

[@thomazcunha1338]

Awesome content!!!! =) Keep going please!!!

[@sincitysir1]

I love this. I played 20 and here is my ranking (solo) My ranking after playing solo mode in all these games 1 A Feast for Odin 2 Glass Road 3 Hallertau 4 Nusfjord 5 Oranienburger Kanal 6 Fields of Arle 7 At the Gates of Loyang 8 Ora et Labora 9 Sagani 10 Le Havre 11 Merkator 12 Atiwa 13 Caverna: Cave vs Cave 14 Caverna: The Cave Farmers 15 Agricola (Revised Edition) 16 Nova Luna 17 Tulpenfieber 18 Reykholt 19 New York Zoo 20 Cottage Garden

[@marknadeski7485]

Love you guys. Always so enjoyable hearing your thoughts. Such a great series and what an accomplishment! So we’ll done.

[@Nezbo]

What an interesting and unique project, it has taken time because it's a massive ask. Very nice way to round it off :)

[@redeyedghost1406]

I love Ora et Labora. Does't play any longer than Feast, Le Havre, or Caverna for my group. I wish they release more building packs for it. Very excited to see more Mindclash play throughs!

[@abbynall7740]

Congratulations on the conclusion of an epic endeavor! Fields of Arle and Oranienberger Kanal are both on my watch list now, thanks to you two, and I feel like I've learned a lot about what board gaming can be. Looking forward to seeing what y'all do next!

[@Redbeard013]

We only caught a few of the actual playthroughs from the games, but this wrap up was very interesting and the brief overviews of the games (and how they compared to each other a bit) was helpful. We've only played 5 of his full sized games ourselves here. Hallertau, Nusfjord, Glassroad, Caverna, and Le Havre. For me I would rank them (favorite first) Hallertau, Caverna, Glassroad, Nusfjord, and then Le Havre. We definitely want to eventually get to play Feast for Odin. My gf and I have only been in the hobby a few years so we're looking forward to you guys covering more older games that you still think are great. We like cult of the new as much as the next, but we also enjoy playing those older great games just as much. An old classic to someone else is new to us. You guys make great videos, and don't tell Rodney I said this (don't want the Canadian mafia sent after me) but you guys do as good of a job as he does at teaching games. We've been using a lot of your videos lately where you set up, teach, then play a game. If you don't mind me asking, what do/did you guys do outside of your channel & WIP?

[@SignatureStampsFan]

Great list. Everybody forgets the absolute Uwe banger: The Difference between Women and Men published by Kosmos Games.

[@danielkeller4820]

Thank you for this series. Agricola, Caverna and Feast for Odin are in my top 10 games personally. I did not realize there were expansions for Caverna and Feast for Odin, I do have quite a few for Agricola. Love your content keep up the great work!

[@dkoudrin]

Ora et Labora just has a set number of rounds, there's no specific 'end game trigger'. Pretty standard. It is long but can be done in under 3 hours even with 3 players.

[@TheLukealanberry]

I’ve absolutely loved this series. It’s definitely made me add a few games to my want list 🙂

[@beakerkell]

Hallertau was my first big Uwe game so it'll always have a place for me. I think a Feast for Odin is slowly becoming my favorite of his games, though. Thanks for this video, it was a lot of fun! :)

[@bushibayushi]

I need to give A Feast for Odin a few more tries. Because right now my list would look like this: 10/10 1. Agricola (with Farmers of the Moor) 9/10 2. At the Gates of Loyang 3. Ora et Labora 4. Glass Road 5. Caverna: The Cave Farmers 6. Hallertau 7. Agricola: All Creatures Big & Small 8/10 8. Bohnanza 7/10 9. Le Havre 6/10 10. Fields of Arle 11. Patchwork 12. Atiwa 13. Bohnanza: The Duel 5/10 14. Caverna: Cave vs Cave 4/10 15. A Feast for Odin

[@richardparker884]

Congrats on finishing the series! My wife and i also adore a feast for odin, definitly rosenbergs nr. 1 design for us. Bohnanza is also such a classic, but can cause some family feuds 😂

[@ashleymiller4697]

Totally agree 1000% about the artwork! It’s so cozy!

[@joshestes6427]

Naveen not that I needed another reason to like you but my two favorite Uwe games are Le Havre and Feast for Odin. Great video both of you! So much fun to see your feelings after looking at so many games from one designer!

[@nthonyholden]

Did I miss Patchwork? You both mentioned it, but it didn't wind up in the rankings. What a great series. It's been so fun to hear your in-depth thoughts about so many different games by a single prolific designer.

[@Lisa-hk8ht]

I think you’re right! I rewatched it about 2.5x and either i’m horrible at listening along or they left Patchwork out?

[@karimfarouki]

At the beginning of the video they mentioned a separate ranking for the polyonimo series.... Assumedly that includes Patchwork, Cottage Garden, Indian Summer, etc.

[@geoffpaulsen]

Hey, Love ya'll's videos, especially this one. In my opinion, Uwe's best game of all time is Glass Road (all player counts, 1-4). I love that it has all of the complexity of a great engine builder, but in a really short period of time, and the resource wheels keeps me constantly on my toes. After Glass Road, I'd put Feast for Odin, Agricola, Patchwork and Bonanza!

[@markoreilly4433]

Brilliant, brilliant video review of a master game designers games!. Very entertaining and informative, thank you ❤

[@renanmerchedguerreiro6535]

This series was amazing i love Uwe games. I ALMOST buy Reykhold several times, it goes on sale here in Brasil a lot(Around R$ 200,00) and now i know im not going to do that, I'll buy Halertau instead. Thank you for all the information on your videos. Board game here in Brazil its VERY expensive, Agricola 15 for example cost R$999,99 (no joking) and the minimum wage here its R$1300,00 That's why your videos it's so important, so people don't waste a lot of money on games that they would not like. Again, Thanks for your vídeos, it helps A LOT.

[@mikaelhansson9260]

Great list! Uwe is my favourite designer. I think I had 10 of his games in my top 40. A Feast for Odin, Caverna, Fields of Arle, Hallertau and Le Havre are my top 5 Uwe games. I've never played Merkator, but would love to.

[@karenfischer7916]

I’m right with you on most of your rankings. I’ve played the games mostly solo and my ranking would be: 1. A feast for Odin 2. Caverna 3. Agricola 4. Fields of Arle 5. Nusfjord. They are all games I enjoy playing solo- Right now I’m picking up some new Agricola decks and trying out the new cards. Such a fun puzzle. I’ve had Caverna the longest time- such great feelings about it and learning how to use the different tiles. Thanks for all the work that went into the series. I’ve been hoping that O Canal will be available in the US, it looks like one I would like.

[@cell141]

Love Feast for Odin, it's my favorite game of all time. But I won't go back to the 7 round game now that I've played the 6 round game with the harvest mini expansion. The boost you get with the harvests makes you feel just as fulfilled and the asymmetry of the harvest bonuses and the free occupation card play at the start really helps you with a big jump start and a strategic direction. You all gotta try it, you won't go back!

[@RaduStanculescu]

I'm curious to play with harvest mini-exp. Base game with 6 rounds was horrible for me.

[@cell141]

Adds variable harvests, in addition, every harvest you get 2 bonuses, but when there is no harvest so still get 2 bonuses, just different ones from the opposite side of your tokens, so you'll always get something. Secondly in the 6 round version you get to draw 2 regular occupation cards and play 1 for free your first turn of the game. It's excellent and feels just as fulfilling as the 7 round.@@RaduStanculescu

[@amethystwolf24572]

This was such a fun series to watch. Despite watching almost every one...I've only ever played Patchwork Unfortunately, my playing partners (AKA friends & family) just aren't into euros & long games in general. But having watched your series, the ones I'm most interested in are definitely Nusfjord (I'm a sucker for the cute little fish meeples), Fields of Arle (because I play a lot at 2P), Caverna (which I've wanted to play since getting into the hobby) and of course, A Feast for Odin (the amount of love people have for this games is insane).

[@scottdavis6293]

Great series and I understand the challenge with ranking all 18 of his games. I agree with Odin being at the top of the list without diminishing the others. I was really on the fence about backing Oranienberger Kanal but so very glad I did.

[@alicia1465]

Thank you so much for your excellent coverage of Uwe’s games! One of my favorite designers. I have a hard time ranking his games, but Agricola holds a special place for me. It was our first “heavier” game, and it’s still great. With the big expansion and the deck expansions, there is just so much variety. I also enjoy Caverna a lot, and I am curious to see how the expansions change it up. Le Havre is excellent, though I only play it on the app. Fields of Arle is another one that often feels like a favorite. I adore Glass Road! Caverna Cave vs Cave is fun. Agricola All Creatures is nice enough, but we both decided we would rather play its sibling game. Loyang is one I play on Yucata. Not a favorite, but fun to play. Oranienburger Kanal is great so far, though I have only tried it solo. Atiwa is nice enough, but fell a bit flat for me. I think it is missing the variability I love in his other games.

[@nakfoor1846]

I appreciate the reviews because I do really like Uve's games. I have La Havre and Agricola. I got Fields of Arle, which is now rare, off the used market and I need to try that. If that goes well I'll be looking to get Feast for Odin.

[@Davidgm2002]

super thanks for the great effort on editing, I love your content.

[@66morningview]

Thanks for doing this video. I like to think of Uwe Rosenberg as the Michelangelo of boardgames. If Agricola is the refinement and precision statue of David, then A Feast for Odin is extravagantly dazzling Sistine Chapel. The man has range.

[@duaneleavesley3778]

Very good list. I love you guys! You work so well off each other.

[@alister3882]

I´m so jealous that you guys manage to play all those games, I´m looking for them, trying to own them all.

[@rbramblet]

First? Looking forward to seeing how *Uve* rated them!

[@BeforeYouPlay]

Second! Missed it by just a few seconds it looks like haha.

[@HardlyDOTA]

Congratulations on completing the series. What a massive undertaking. I’m really looking forward to the mind clash series when it arrives. Regarding Agricola, I’ve played Agricola a lot. And I don’t think its as tough as people say it is. It’s tight but with experience I’m not scared of the game. What I appreciate most about it is that as your engine develops it remains tight - props to Uwe for programming it that way. I don’t believe you two have tried the farmers of the moor and I’d recommend that. It lifts the game. I think it’s back in print now but was hard to get for a while. I’ve only played four Uwe games and I’d rate them: 1. Agricola 2. Feast for Odin 3. Caverna 4. Ora set Laboura But I’ve only played Ora Et Laboura once and I need to give it another couple of tries.

[@HexStarDragon]

Thanks for the list! Many of these we haven't played, but we'll probably look into now. I feel bad for hyping up Atiwa! It's a game I've really enjoyed, but from the perspective of someone who is very frequently teaching games to newer players.

[@057wolf]

I've played several hundred games of Agricola. There's a pretty healthy worldwide competitive scene for it on Board Game Arena.

[@DrTauPsi]

I can really recommend Mini Expansion #2 for AFfO to flesh out the game and most importantly improve the 6 round mode. It is the only way I play now (obviously including The Norwegians)

[@mshahrukh92]

I was thinking about when you guys are going to release this one! ❤

[@Jburton561]

If you both like fields of Arle. It’s a must have to get the Tea and trade expansion.

[@daleanddoloresdetours9494]

I want to say thank you for your time! ❤🎉😊

[@hansaugustsson7288]

Thank you for this helpful and enjoyable information! My own Uwe list is shorter: Nova Luna, PatchWork, Bohnanza, Agricola. All four are very good. I especially like the you-used-less-of-this-resource-so-you-go-next mechanism of Nova Luna and PatchWork. My kids picked up great negotiation skills from playing Bohnanza very early in life. The very many cards of Agricola provide direction and variation.

[@jogumby]

Great series! It literally caused me to buy Nusfjord and At the Gates of Loyang. I have only played 7 Rosenburg games so I'll give you my list and include the one tile game I've played in it. 1- LeHavre, 2- Nusfjord, 3- At the Gates of Loyang, 4- Sagani, 5- Ora et Labora, 6- Agricola, 7- Caverna. I can see why you ranked Nusfjord lower at 2 player. Get more folks! We have never played it at less than 5 players and it's a hoot. For me, Agricola and Caverna are pretty much the same, Caverna just adds more stuff and makes the game longer. Neither are bad per se but I can see both being moved down easily as other new ones come out. I've always wanted to try Feast for Odin, held the box in my hands a few times but it's sooo expensive, looks overwhelming and is only 4 player which is problematic in our normal 5+ player group. I can't find the Norwegians expansion either which is kind of a bummer. My wife and I are considering some 2 player games now as our group, which has been together gaming for 45 years now, is aging. It's getting harder to go out! LOL. Keep the great content coming!

[@RedMountain111]

Great video and series! I'm not the biggest Uwe fan; I find most of his games good but not really for me. However Oranienburger Kanal is by far my favorite. I love the decision spaces it offers, how fast it plays, and just how satisfying it is to complete.

[@JeffPeterson82]

This series was excellent. Really enjoy seeing content about older games. Have only played A Feast for Odin and Agricola. A Feast for Odin is near the top of my favorite games and Agricola is growing on me. I think Fields of Arle is going to be next, it looks really interesting.

[@getgaymin]

Feast for Odin might be Uwe's magnum opus, but I think this series may stand as YOUR magnum opus! lol But f'reals, I think this has been some of my favorite content ever, and I've already leaned on a few of these videos for learning Uwe games, so I imagine they will continue to be indispensable for their utility but also for the entertainment value of just opening up my eyes to what euros can be (the Lacerda series also did that for me)

[@BluephsBlog]

I agree with you two about Agricola. It's one of my top 10 of all games, but I rarely want to play it. It's so punishing! 😂 We play Caverna more as well.

[@eydalaser3305]

Great work. And thank you for investing so many hours of work 👍💪